Science and Public Policy

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Volume 43, issue 4, 2016

Guest editorial: Comparing low-carbon innovation paths in Asia and Europe pp. 451-453

Tilman Altenburg, Ambuj Sagar, Hubert Schmitz and Lan Xue

Innovation paths in Europe and Asia: Divergence or convergence? pp. 454-463

Hubert Schmitz and Tilman Altenburg

The emergence of electromobility: Comparing technological pathways in France, Germany, China and India pp. 464-475

Tilman Altenburg, Eike W. Schamp and Ankur Chaudhary

Comparing the knowledge bases of wind turbine firms in Asia and Europe: Patent trajectories, networks, and globalisation pp. 476-491

Yuan Zhou, Xin Li, Rasmus Lema and Frauke Urban

Divergent technological strategies among leading electric vehicle firms in China: Multiplicity of institutional logics and responses of firms pp. 492-504

Qunhong Shen, Kaidong Feng and Xiaobin Zhang

Skills and social insurance: Evidence from the relative persistence of innovation during the financial crisis in Europe pp. 505-517

Andrea Filippetti and Frederick Guy

Research funding and national academic performance: Examination of a Danish success story pp. 518-531

Kaare Aagaard and Jesper W. Schneider

Are ‘the best’ foreign subsidiaries cooperating for innovation with local partners? The case of an intermediate country pp. 532-545

Antonio García Sánchez, José Molero and Ruth Rama

The Emperor’s clothes and the Pied Piper: Bureaucracy and scientific productivity pp. 546-561

Remo Fernández-Carro and Víctor Lapuente-Giné

How smart is specialisation? An analysis of specialisation patterns in knowledge production pp. 562-574

Gaston Heimeriks and Pierre-Alexandre Balland

Practical reason pp. 575-576

Stephan Gutzeit

Corporate Venturing: Organizing for Innovation by Jessica van den Bosch and Geert Duysters pp. 576-578

Jonathon Mote

Africa: Why Economists Get it Wrong By Morten Jerven pp. 578-579

Thomas S. Woodson

Erratum pp. 580

Rasmus Lema, Ambuj Sagar and Yuan Zhou

Volume 43, issue 3, 2016

The combined effects of age and seniority on research performance of full professors pp. 301-319

Giovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo and Gianluca Murgia

Gender and patterns of temporary mobility among researchers pp. 320-331

Carolina Cañibano, Mary Frank Fox and F. Javier Otamendi

Too big to innovate? Exploring organizational size and innovation processes in scientific research pp. 332-337

Jonathon Mote, Gretchen Jordan, Jerald Hage, Wilbur Hadden and Aleia Clark

Signaling and accrediting new technology: Use of procurement for innovation in China pp. 338-351

Yanchao Li and Luke Georghiou

Moral hazard and adverse selection in research funding: Centres of excellence in Norway and Sweden pp. 352-362

Siri Brorstad Borlaug

Resilient science: The civic epistemology of disaster risk reduction pp. 363-374

Amy Donovan and Clive Oppenheimer

How venture capitalists decide which new medical technologies come to exist pp. 375-385

P. Lehoux, F. A. Miller, G. Daudelin and D. R. Urbach

Limits to meritocracy? Gender in academic recruitment and promotion processes pp. 386-399

Mathias W. Nielsen

Convergence or divergence? Wind power innovation paths in Europe and Asia pp. 400-413

Rasmus Lema, Ambuj Sagar and Yuan Zhou

Incentives and barriers for R&D-based SMEs to participate in European research programs: An empirical assessment for the Netherlands pp. 414-428

Jan Faber, Jaco van Dijk and Frank van Rijnsoever

Innovating in Urban Economies: Economic Transformation in Canadian City-Regions edited by David A. Wolfe pp. 429-430

Bradley Keelor

Chemicals without Harm: Policies for a Sustainable World by Ken Geiser pp. 430-431

Sean Ferguson

Twenty challenges for innovation studies pp. 432-450

Ben Martin

Volume 43, issue 2, 2016

Individual inventors and market potentials: Evidence from US patents pp. 147-156

Christos Agiakloglou, Kyriakos Drivas and Dimitris Karamanis

The magician’s hat: Evidence and openness in policy making pp. 157-168

Mike Porteous

Aligning innovation with grand societal challenges: Inside the European Technology Platforms in wind, and carbon capture and storage pp. 169-183

Lykke Margot Ricard

The value of the issue context approach for scientific policy advice pp. 184-191

Berry Tholen

Return on investment for open source scientific hardware development pp. 192-195

Joshua Pearce

Attitudinal gaps: How experts and lay audiences form policy attitudes toward controversial science pp. 196-206

Leona Yi-Fan Su, Michael A. Cacciatore, Dominique Brossard, Elizabeth A. Corley, Dietram A. Scheufele and Michael A. Xenos

Knowledge and rent spillovers through government-sponsored R&D consortia pp. 207-225

Junichi Nishimura and Hiroyuki Okamuro

Research collaboration experiences, good and bad: Dispatches from the front lines pp. 226-244

Barry Bozeman, Monica Gaughan, Jan Youtie, Catherine P. Slade and Heather Rimes

Financing patterns of R&D in small and medium-sized enterprises and the perception of innovation barriers in Germany pp. 245-261

Heike Belitz and Anna Lejpras

What determines researchers’ scientific impact? A case study of Quebec researchers pp. 262-274

Seyed Reza Mirnezami, Catherine Beaudry and Vincent Larivière

Modeling selection criteria of R&D projects for awarding direct subsidies to the private sector pp. 275-287

Carlos José Miranda Victório, Helder Costa and Cristina Gomes de Souza

Governance of technological change: How to define it without reducing it?The Governance of Socio-Technical Systems: Explaining Change edited by Susana Borrás and Jakob Edler pp. 288-289

Francesca Musiani

Leveling the entrepreneurial playing fieldWomen’s Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century: An International Multi-Level Research Analysis edited by Kate V. Lewis, Colette Henry, Elizabeth J. Gatewood and John Watson pp. 289-290

Susan M. Fitzpatrick and James S. McDonnell

Science-policy intermediaries from a practitioner’s perspective: The Lenfest Ocean Program experience pp. 291-300

Angela T. Bednarek, Ben Shouse, Charlotte G. Hudson and Rebecca Goldburg

Volume 43, issue 1, 2016

The surrogate model of cluster creation: The case of Mubadala in Abu Dhabi pp. 1-12

Sami Mahroum and Yasser Al-Saleh

The role of biotechnology in combating climate change: A question of politics? pp. 13-28

Philipp Aerni, Florabelle Gagalac and Joachim Scholderer

Attaining a productive structure for technology: The Bayh–Dole effect on university–industry–government relations in developing economy pp. 29-45

Chan-Yuan Wong and Marsiti Md Salmin

Policy-driven, narrative-based evidence gathering: UK priorities for decarbonisation through biomass pp. 46-61

Les Levidow and Theo Papaioannou

Global technology leadership: The case of China pp. 62-73

Can Huang and Naubahar Sharif

Biotechnology versus agroecology: Entrenchments and surprise at a 2030 forecast scenario workshop pp. 74-84

Michael Schneider and Bernhard Gill

Scientific disclosure and commercialization mode selection for university technology transfer pp. 85-101

Xuhua Chang, Qiang Chen and Patrick S. W. Fong

Scientists’ response to societal impact policies: A policy paradox pp. 102-114

Stefan P. L. de Jong, Jorrit Smit and Leonie van Drooge

High support for nanotechnology in China: A case study in Dalian pp. 115-127

Jing Zhang, Guoyu Wang and Deming Lin

Exploring efficiency differentials between Italian and Polish universities, 2001–11 pp. 128-142

Tommaso Agasisti and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

MOOCs: Raising important questions about the future of higher education and the impact of new models for learning pp. 143-144

Amanda Williams

Environmental Entrepreneurship: Markets Meet the Environment in Unexpected Places pp. 144-145

Mariza Almeida

Fukushima and Beyond: Nuclear Power in a Low-Carbon World by Christopher Hubbard pp. 145-146

Jessica R. Lovering